The 24 Best Winter Jumpers for Women, Hands Down |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 30 November 2021

Now that the weather has caught up with the current season (and then some), I only have one thing on my mind. Can you guess what it is? While knitwear wasn’t always an exciting product category to browse, now, that couldn’t be further from the truth—particularly this winter, when each retailer seems to have poured even more energy into its woolly offering. And just as well—after a sudden temperature drop and a storm that took out the olive tree I’ve been painstakingly growing for five years, I think it’s high time we put jumpers in the style spotlight, not only to look stylish in but also to help us reach peak toasty vibes.

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Jessica Skye wears a striped jumper from Totême.

With endless shopping possibilities now at our fingertips, you might consider finding the best winter jumpers a challenge one, if your to-do list is anything like mine, you don’t have time for. Handy, then, that tracking down the most noteworthy pieces in the fashion sphere is what I do best. So before you even think about hitting that purchase button, you’ll first want to check out my edit of the best winter jumpers for women. There's a mix of elevated basics, trend-led designs and classic weaves that never date. Keep scrolling to discover which soft, comfy, and luxurious knits have impressed me this season.

MY EDIT OF THE BEST WINTER JUMPERS FOR WOMEN

Totême

Striped Knitted Roll-Neck Jumper

This jumper has been ever so popular this winter, so we had to tell you about its latest restock.

Rejina Pyo

Colette Sand Draped Jumper

Such a chic silhouette.

Reiss

Janette Green Ribbed Zip Neck Jumper

A great colour and a great neckline—what more could you ask for?

Paradis Perdus

Two-Tone Sweater

I keep seeing two-tone jumpers cropping up by the coolest brands.

Rixo

Lula Blue Embroidered Wool Jumper

This jumper is sweet but not saccharine.

Arket

Oversized Mohair Blend Roll-Neck

I’m always here for bell sleeves.

Paloma Wool

Hana Flower Jumper

An excellent example of bold intarsia knitwear.

Ganni

Mélange Alpaca-Blend Sweater

You’ll be hard-pressed to find something this slouchy knit won’t go with.

Mango

Bandana Knit Sweater

Jumpers with matching scarves are trending right now.

Loewe

Herbarium Cream Wool-Blend Jumper

This is so beautiful and considered. The step-hem is a simple addition that makes a big difference to the overall shape, too.

Omnes

Nellie Knitted Mongolian Wool Roll Neck Jumper in Pistachio

Mint hues always look striking come winter.

La Ligne

Striped Merino Wool Jumper

This is fun without being overdone or too trend-led.

Marks Spencer

Wool Rich Funnel Neck Longline Jumper

A classic cable-knit is a purchase I personally never regret making.

COS

Mohair-Blend Jumper

This? From the high street? Even I almost don’t believe it.

Pangaia

Recycled Cashmere Chunky Turtleneck Sweatshirt

Is there anything cooler than recycled cashmere? I’ll wait.

River Island

Black Half Zip Knitted Jumper

This knit looks so much more expensive than it is.

Other Stories

Oversized Rib Knit Sweater

Orange knitwear is a key trend for winter 2021.

H&M

Wool Jumper

I have this knit in beige, and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t tempted to snap up the cream, too.

Whistles

Big Cat Roll Neck Wool Knit Jumper

Leopard print is always a good idea, but it’s hard to come by in knitwear form.

Cecilie Bahnsen

Geneva Sweater with Bow

I honestly can’t stop thinking about this bow-back jumper.

Karen Millen

By Lydia Curve Argyle Knitted Trimmed Jumper

Argyle prints are making a comeback this season.

Sézane

Elsa Jumper

There’s just something about ruffled jumpers I find hard to resist.

Jacquemus

Neve Sweater

True to form, Jacquemus has convinced me I need more colour in my wardrobe. Just wow.

Paloma Wool

Matrix Op-Art Sweater

An optical illusion in a jumper? The outfit upgrade I never knew I needed.

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Maxine Eggenberger isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK’s Deputy Editor and has over fourteen years of experience in fashion journalism. She been creating engaging and authoritative content forBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK since 2018, covering runway reports, emerging trends, long-form features, talent interviews self-styled shopping stories and columns, including her edit of the best new-in buys. She ensures the highest editorial standards are met across the site, leads the editorial team in their search and keyword planning, works closely with the fashion and beauty team on strategy and continues to pen many of her own articles. Prior toBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK, Maxine's contributed to publications including Grazia, InStyle Marie Claire, Elle and Look, amongst others.